Sentence examples for completely a matter from inspiring English sources

"It's completely a matter of taste," he reasons.

Asked whether Mr Cameron's comments amounted to a signal to Greek voters about which way to vote next month, the PM's spokesman said: "Who the Greeks elect as their government is completely a matter for them.

If you look at old art like Rembrandt and Vermeer it's not completely a matter of opinion.

Gleb Kaleda, a Soviet scientist who was also a secret Orthodox priest, argued that only one thing could have skewed the carbon-dating readings completely: a matter-changing flash comparable to a thermonuclear explosion.

Whether earmark money will dry up completely was a matter of sharp debate Thursday.

Incidentally, we also noticed that the response of the proton-gated wild-type GLIC channel to a fast change in pH from pH 7.4 to pH 4.5 (on the extracellular side) is only transient, with the evoked current fading completely in a matter of  seconds.

This time the news was that the miracle pill had an Achilles' heel, that its time-release matrix could be eliminated completely in a matter of seconds by the simple act of crushing the pill with a spoon, a lighter, even a thumbnail, and that the resulting powder, when snorted or mixed with water and injected, produced a very potent high.

It presents a distinct hazard to the communities around it as well; for example, in the event of an eruption similar to the 1801 event, Kailua-Kona, which is 15 mile from the volcano's summit, could be covered completely in a matter of hours.

Young, well-cared for horses may quickly imprint on a new owner, trusting them completely within a matter of weeks.

It's hard not to agree that infrastructure can be completely rebuilt in a matter of decades.

Thus, "a small business owner who accepts this form of payment could see profit margins reduced or completely erased in a matter of days," Williams told the panel.